There's a nuanced argument to be made that companies reach for complex tooling too quickly, but that's not what the author said. He's convinced that none of thi

There's a nuanced argument to be made that companies reach for complex tooling too quickly, but that's not what the author said. He's convinced that none of this tooling should exist in the first place, there is no application for them, and everyone is stupid for not just using the basics.